Nature's Economy: A History of Ecological Ideas (Studies in Environment and History)
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Nature's Economy: A History of Ecological Ideas (Studies in Environment and History)

by Donald Worster

Nonfiction environmental history Ecological Ideas
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Nature's Economy offers a historical study of ecological ideas and environmental thought. Donald Worster examines how understandings of nature have developed within broader historical contexts, making this a valuable resource for readers interested in ecology, environmental history, and the intellectual foundations of modern environmental thinking.

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Nature's Economy examines the history of ecological ideas and their development over time.

As part of the Studies in Environment and History series, the book connects ecological thought with broader environmental and historical contexts.

Donald Worster presents a scholarly account suited to readers interested in ecology, environmental history, and the evolution of ideas about nature.

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